The Irish standard., 1887-10-08
ST. PAUL.

81. PAUL.
The Merchant hotel BARRIERS were ar
rested and fined $1.O0 each Tor violat-
ing the Sunday law.
The police made 72S arrests during
September and the municipal court col
lected 81, ,52S in fines.
Thirty-eight Thousand dollars was the
sum paid to the police and fire depart
ments for the month of September.
Cardinal Gibbons said, II ask as a
favor of all temperance advocates to
keep away from all anarchists and So
cialists. They ara the ruin OF every
thing peaceful
Thirty cars Of Montana cattle were
received at the new St. Paul stockyards
Oh Oct. lst. This is the first shipment
made to the new yards, and more Will
follow every week.
Married, at the home Of tha brides
parents on Dayton's Bluff, on Wednes-
day, Oct. 5th. Miss Aggie Kelly, daugh~
ter Of P. III. Kelly, to Mr.. Edward 5.
Tlngle. Mr.. ringle is associate editor OF
the Globe.
Bishop Ireland has purchased piece
OF property 1870 x 800 feet on the corner
Of Juno aud View streets upon which
church and school will be erected at
once. Father Conway will have charge
of the new parish.
On Sunday next Bishop Ireland ill
administer confirmation at ST. Matth~
ews church, West ST. Paul. The pas
tor. Rev. A. Plut, is to be congratulated
on the success Of his undertaking in
the erection Of new church and parish
residence
The joint meeting Of the Ramsey
and Hennepin county commissioners
held on Thursday last awarded the con-
tract for the Marshall avenue and Lake
street bridge to the Canton Wrought
Iron Bridge Co., Of Canton, Ohio, for
$1O9,lOO Contractor O'Halleran Of
this city gets the contract for furnish
inc kettle irotl and stone for the abut-
ments for SS333, 1886
4 new branch Of the Irish National
League has been organized in st. Paul
and is to be known as the Dayton s
Bluff branch. 1t starts out under most
favorable auspices and in good time.
Its officers are good and true men, like
Patrick Egan, yardmaster of the Du-
luth road, president; J. J. Brennan,
vice president; Thomas Conroy, secre-
tary; John McDonough, Treasurer. 1t
meets Thursday evenings.
On Friday evening last a nnnarer Of
Total Abstinence men. headed by John
O'Brien, Of Saltwater. called upon Car
dinal Gibbons at the Bishops residen ce,
where Mr.. O'Brien read an appropri-
ate address The Cardinal responded
in q pleasing manner, thanking those
present for this mark of respect, Those
present adjourned to the Crusaders hall
when Father Stanley gave an interest
ing account Of his recent European
visit.
On Sunday afternoon John o Brien,
of Saltwater, state president Of the
Total Abstinence Union, addressed
large meeting at st. Joseph's hall, ON
Carroll street. Mr.. O'Brlen spoke at
length Oh the work Of the union, and
was followed by Messrs, Carrere, Carter
and Reddington. Ex-State Secretary j.
CNolan urged those present to renewed
activity. In the evening the same
speakers with M. Treacy addressed a
meeting OF the League Of the Cross,
and met with unbounded enthusiasm.
Cardinal James Gibbons arrived in
St. Paul on Thursday, Sept. .29th, and
was met at the depot by a large delega-
tion of Catholics. The Cardinal was
escorted to the residence of Bishop Ire
land, where he was greeted by a num-
ber of the clergy. AT 7:30 in the even
ing the streets were beautifully illu-
minated and the Cardinal with Bishops